For guidance on planning your revegetation or restoration site (size, shape, species, density of planting) refer to chaptersfourandfiveof this site.
Remember:good quality vegetation sites may not need revegetation at all. Appropriate management can encourage natural regeneration.
General Native Vegetation Profile:
Carrathool (eastern)
Rivers, Floodplains and Levees
Plains
Prior Streams, Lunettes and Sand Ridges
LANDFORM
Rivers, Floodplains and Levees
VEGETATION TYPE
Riverine Forest.
GEOLOGY & SOILS
River Red Gum forest or woodland with understorey of herbs, sedges and grasses; includes weir pools and billabongs. Alluvial, heavy grey, brown or red clay soils.
Low woodland to woodland of prior streams, source bordering dunes or lunettes dominated by White Cypress Pine and shrubs scattered over a grassy understorey. Alluvial or aeolian, well-drained sandy-loams and loams.
LOCATION EXAMPLE
No intact examples remain, disturbed example of a prior stream on Wrights Lane 5 km north of Carrathool.